January date for new Peugeot 108
by Joanne Ahern • December 12, 2014 • Motoring News
The new Peugeot 108 arrives in Ireland in January.
The predecessor of the Peugeot 107, the new model is described by Peugeot as ‘a compact runabout that’s exceptionally user-friendly for day-to-day motoring’.
‘Affordable quality’ is a key consideration, it said.
The new four-seater will initially be offered as a five-door with a choice of Active or Allure trims, with up to 11 personalisation themes.
The car will be powered by a 1.0 litre 68bhp or a 1.2 litre 82bhp PureTech petrol engine and both manual and ecomatique automatic gearboxes will be available.
An entry-level three-door Access model will arrive later.
Peugeot says the new Peugeot 108 can comfortably seat four occupants and has a bigger boot with a lower loading lip than the outgoing model. A spare wheel comes as standard.
Standard in the Active trim are a 7in colour touch screen with Mirrorlink technology,Bluetooth, air conditioning, electric/heated wing mirrors, 15in wheels, and a height adjustable driver’s seat.
Meanwhile, move up to the Allure trim and you also get a reverse camera, automatic headlights, front fogs, smart entry Keyless Go, 15in alloy wheels, a rev counter and a leather steering wheel.
Sales and marketing director Colin Sheridan said: ‘The good looking Peugeot 108 is an exceptionally practical vehicle pitched at an affordable price, designed to meet the needs of today’s small-car buyer who expect a quality product with premium features.’
Prices for the new Peugeot 108 start from €13,290, plus dealer related charges.
Visit the Peugeot Ireland website or its Facebook page for further details.